Gold Tufted Orthopaedic Spring Mattress – 3ft Single (90 x 190 cm)

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About the product:

Modest yet comfortable, the Gold Tufted Orthopaedic Spring Mattress serves as a subtle choice for a cosy mattress for essentially any kind of bed. As its name suggests, the Gold Tufted Orthopaedic Spring Mattress is clad in a golden, damask fabric that adds an extra element of style and comfort, making it a wonderfully cosy, traditional spring mattress. . . . . . . . Tough & Tufted. As well as being adorned in a luxurious fabric the Gold Tufted Orthopaedic Spring Mattress is finished with a delightful, hand-tufted pattern. This exemplary tufting makes the Gold Tufted Orthopaedic Spring Mattress an exceptional choice as a tufted mattress, so much so that those looking for a reliably accommodating orthopaedic mattress will need to look no further. Not only is this rather eye-catching but adds an extra element of durability to the Gold Tufted Orthopaedic Spring Mattress. . . . . . . . . . Modestly Accommodating. Crafting using a tightly linked bonnell spring system, otherwise known as open coil springs, the Gold Tufted Orthopaedic Spring Mattress is easily able to provide sleepers with a reliably sturdy and cosy night’s sleep. Rated as being somewhere in the middle of soft and firm, the Gold Tufted Orthopaedic Spring Mattress can be well used for orthopaedic purposes. . . . . . . . . . Homegrown Quality. The Gold Tufted Orthopaedic Spring Mattress has been designed and created within the UK, using only UK sourced materials. This focus on quality makes the Gold Tufted Orthopaedic Spring Mattress a mattress that’ll last for years, though to keep it looking and feeling its best it’s suggested that it should be flipped and rotated every six weeks. . . .